Manka Active Honey 16+ulf

[WreckitWhippet]

I have some and will need more, where does everyone order theirs from and what's been the best price you can find so far ?

I paid $25.50 for 250grams I can find 500 for 35 plus postage

[Kelly_Louise]

I usually order mine online - unsure of the cost though, my last batch was a while ago.

I buy it online from Vitamin King in Merrylands. At the time, their pricing was rather reasonable.

[anniek]

OH just buys it in the city from a health food store

[Ellie's mum]

Please excuse my ignorance but do you mean Manuka honey? and if so does it have to be manuka honey or can it just be raw honey.

[Golden Rules]

I have some and will need more, where does everyone order theirs from and what's been the best price you can find so far ?

I paid $25.50 for 250grams I can find 500 for 35 plus postage

That's a really good price

Please excuse my ignorance but do you mean Manuka honey? and if so does it have to be manuka honey or can it just be raw honey.

There is a difference between the two - google and you shall see :D

I'm so peeved we aren't allowed it here in WA

[FionaC]

I've switched over to this - found that its just as good (tastes better too) a touch cheaper too http://www.activejellybush.com/index.html

[Guest belgian.blue]

I'm so peeved we aren't allowed it here in WA

You can get it here .. I have in the past

[~Anne~]

For what conditions would you give it?

[poodlefan]

I'm so peeved we aren't allowed it here in WA

Apparently Jarrah honey has similar qualities.

Anne, Manuka Honey has excellent anti-bacterial qualities and is a good immune system booster. Medicinal grade (15 UMF and higher) honey is great for sore throats, cuts and wounds. It has been used with great effect on burns and because it coats a would with a antibacterial, moisture retaining skin, is helpful for preventing scarring.

I have a tube of 50 UMF Medihoney that I use the same way folk would use Savlon and other wound creams.

Edited May 18, 2010 by poodlefan

[Golden Rules]

I'm so peeved we aren't allowed it here in WA

Apparently Jarrah honey has similar qualities.

Anne, Manuka Honey has excellent anti-bacterial qualities and is a good immune system booster. Medicinal grade (15 UMF and higher) honey is great for sore throats, cuts and wounds. It has been used with great effect on burns and because it coats a would with a antibacterial, moisture retaining skin, is helpful for preventing scarring.

I have a tube of 50 UMF Medihoney that I use the same way folk would use Savlon and other wound creams.

I must look out for some Jarrah Honey then!

I am just about out of the jar of Manuka Honey that a very kind Doler sent me from the Eastern States (yes norty) and it is such a handy and effective item to have in the cupboard.

[~Anne~]

I'm so peeved we aren't allowed it here in WA

Apparently Jarrah honey has similar qualities.

Anne, Manuka Honey has excellent anti-bacterial qualities and is a good immune system booster. Medicinal grade (15 UMF and higher) honey is great for sore throats, cuts and wounds. It has been used with great effect on burns and because it coats a would with a antibacterial, moisture retaining skin, is helpful for preventing scarring.

I have a tube of 50 UMF Medihoney that I use the same way folk would use Savlon and other wound creams.

Thanks. I'll keep that in the memory banks and look out for it.

[poodlefan]

I'm so peeved we aren't allowed it here in WA

Apparently Jarrah honey has similar qualities.

Anne, Manuka Honey has excellent anti-bacterial qualities and is a good immune system booster. Medicinal grade (15 UMF and higher) honey is great for sore throats, cuts and wounds. It has been used with great effect on burns and because it coats a would with a antibacterial, moisture retaining skin, is helpful for preventing scarring.

I have a tube of 50 UMF Medihoney that I use the same way folk would use Savlon and other wound creams.

Thanks. I'll keep that in the memory banks and look out for it.

Forgot to add - also not bad as a cough suppressent.

[poodlefan]

I must look out for some Jarrah Honey then!

I am just about out of the jar of Manuka Honey that a very kind Doler sent me from the Eastern States (yes norty) and it is such a handy and effective item to have in the cupboard.

Very norty.. a whole industry is at stake when folk do that

Here's a WA website with Jarrah Honey at a good price

[pie]

I never knew that about the Jarrah honey, very interesting, thanks PF!

I've bought the Fewsters honey before too, yum

[poodlefan]

I never knew that about the Jarrah honey, very interesting, thanks PF!

I've bought the Fewsters honey before too, yum

My Dad's family hails from over that side of the island.. and I spent time in Perth as a kid.

I can recall my Grandad would visit us from the West and bring us a big tin of honey so pure it would be candied.

[ShesaLikeableBiBear]

Depending on what you want to use it for. You should be able to get Medihoney, Wound gel from a Chemist in WA. It's available online for $7.99 for 25g.

We used it recently on a sheep which had been attacked by a wild dog. The vet had stitched the wound but the stiches split and could not be re-stitched. We tried Cetrigen spray and Betadine to start with to no avail. The honey has done wonders and the wound has completely healed.

[Mas1981]

Depending on what you want to use it for. You should be able to get Medihoney, Wound gel from a Chemist in WA. It's available online for $7.99 for 25g.

We used it recently on a sheep which had been attacked by a wild dog. The vet had stitched the wound but the stiches split and could not be re-stitched. We tried Cetrigen spray and Betadine to start with to no avail. The honey has done wonders and the wound has completely healed.

I have seen a horse who had ripped a huge chunk of skin and muscle on a barbed wire fence, vet stitched it x2 and it kept opening, eventually the flap of skin died and the wound was open, the owner was told to use honey on the wound and it heeled amazingly well!

[ShesaLikeableBiBear]

MM, a friend of a friend used it on his horse, hence we were recommended it for the sheep-didn't hurt to try it and one would not know now he had a gaping hole there in early March.

[Golden Rules]

Here's a WA website with Jarrah Honey at a good price

Fantastic! Thank you, you have made my day!

I have seen it used in hospitals on ulcers as well, it really is brilliant stuff, everyone should have some in their first aid kit.

I even tried it on a hotspot a few times. It's great as long as the dog can't reach the hotspot to lick the yummy honey off

[WreckitWhippet]

I've discovered the 20+, that will be what I get when this jar runs out. I thought 16+ was the most potent, Mauka got. I'm wrong LOL

I'm using it to assist with the treatment of kennel cough